So, the subset function allows me to create an another data frame with samples with a value larger than, in this case 64.
> c7pos <- subset(c7, Nuc.647_Int >= 64)
> c7pospercent <- nrow(c7pos)/nrow(c7)*100
Then the calculation gives a value for this.
Looks OK.
Not quite sure I like the values but that's the way.
How do these percentages compare to the percentages for the wells?
I need to compare.
Time for bed: 22:11
Monday, 17 November 2014
Wednesday, 5 November 2014
Analysing Jim's Data again....
So I have a new lot of cellular data with new HA data in there.
Steps:
Steps:
- Turn into a CSV file in Excel
- Delete negative values from the Int column for each channel - about 7 values
- Create a new Project in R... AnalysingCellDataAgain20141105
- Open the script.. AllDensityPlots20141021.R
- Import data into R
- Import map of plate into R
- Create subset of the data to make life quicker and easier
- Create each individual sample in a separate data frame
- is this necessary?
- currently I have to change numbers in each to make it work. this can't be correct.
- Right now, I have just done the first 6.
- Graphed a few plots.
- Playing with ggplot scatter plots - still not got the right ones.
Going home now after an hour and a quarter.
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